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method chaining Berlin, Germany
method chaining is getting lost in abstract soundscapes to the beat of a steady drum and hypnotic percussions. slowly evolving between a driving bass and a faraway melody.
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A much-needed DIY history of harsh experimental music from the '80s, in direct response to the luxe plastic excesses of the era.
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